Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-22

AUSTIN. WEDNEsDAY.JUNE 2a:lss7.
BRoWNsDALE.
Our school closed Friday.
Haying viii seon commence.
4th Of Julyl Who will celebrate?
Mott Elliott is getting to be quite Z "tooth-
ist." 0
W. B. Sleeper and wife Of Hayfleld. were in
town Sunday. 80
= A slight shower Monday morning made the
air cool and nice. 81
q George Curtiss expects to start for Califor-
MIA With his family sood.
VIM. Setter. OF st. Cloud, has been visiting
friends here the past week.
b It has been 90 hot here the past week that
s It makes dry oak logs sweat. rs
I The ladies' aid society meets Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Geo. Curtiss:
. Miss Jessie Casseday arrived home last
week from d visit to Minneapolis.
Mrs. ALI. Lounsbury arrived homo from
Minnetonka, Thursday afternoon.
the past week, looking up old friends. f$#
Oats, corn, ground feed, fax meal. -four.
graham. corn meal 1T Sleeper & Sons.
y The Band boys are praoticins nightly every
week, under the hands of Prof. Andrews, of
AUSTIN.
"A. Z. Sleeper arrived home from Chicago,
Wednesday and looked as though the trip cid
him good. .e,@1aE Il
II you want anything in the and 10 cent
counter goods you can get them at Mrs.
Lambs variety store. :
Monday evening, June ~, a lecture will be
held at the Baptist church by Miss Nelson, q
missionary from Utah. Subject, mormon.
ISM" :as.E,5E1..1: -
The Avery Bros, painters, are at Austin,
ers that know what good work is, can. and
will do it. :"
The base ball club are now prepared for
business, having pure hased new bats, balls,
gloves and masks of the latest inventions,
and new and stylish suits.
Prof. Perrin, Of Hamilton, attended the
Baptist association here last week. The pro
fessor taught several terms of school here in
the past and was liked by all. "
The Baptist Central Association was held
here last week. About twenty delegates were
present. not as many as were expected. The
preaching and speaking from the different
delegates were good and We trust did good.
Come again. ~ 80 A.
L.C. Gillett has a farm Of $50 acres, and he
says that he never had finer crops of small
grain. corn and hay. He has In 50 acres of
barley and it locks splendid. If nothing pre-
vents it from now on. 1t will 60 over 50 bush
els to the acre. $&c
Chil1ren's Day exercises were held at Bap
fist church Sunday evening. to . tull house.
The choir was composed of the following tai
ented musicians: Miss Eta Sanborn, organ
ist, assisted by Mrs. Della Sleeper, DR.. G. w.
Gray, Mrs. W. G. Elliott, Miss Jennie Louns-
bury. Miss Cora Hunt, Annie Stowe. u. s. Gill
the program: -ss... Z
Music by the choir.
Responsive scriptures.
Prayer.-L. I. Elliott. I,
Music, '.Children's Day.
Recitation-''To the Flowers" was nicely
rendered by Ella Lounsbury, Rose Gage and
Eva Hicks.
The Garden Of Delight. by Arthur Butter:
field.
Recitation ''rhe boys and girls: by. Maud
Dunnell. $50
Music by the choir. - go: -.
..The garden of the mind by A.. Butter
field. #
e.itation-.'what shall we plant by Pearl
Dunnen. - -+.>.
Collection from school.
Parmeter.
song-"He comes into His Garden by
Miss Media Triton and Mrs. Elliott.
Recitation 1.-THE Everlasting Love-" by
Ethyl Stowe. -:
observation-disclosures Rosebuds. and Pans
ies," by the little ones, who were beautifully
decorated With flowers, was nicely spoken.
Music by the choir. -
Cultivation of Gods Garden, by A. Butter
field.
Song-'Precious Jewels" by the little ones.
Recftion-Missionary Pennies.
Music by the choir. s
Annual Letter, read by Helen Scribner.
General contribution.
Song-"Hold the Fort by little ones and
Mrs. w. g. Elliott.
Music-.Peace be stin' by the choir which
closed the exercises. 49,
Total collection by school and audience
$3.50. >
The pulpit was beautifully decorated with
flowers in full bloom. The exercises were
well rendered and the music good.
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